Kevin Duncan is 49 years
old and has just returned to the Freelance art field after a 10 year period of holding a "day job". He has degrees in
Political Science, Classics (Latin and Greek language and culture), and Art & Design. In the past he’s worked
as an editorial cartoonist and illustrator.
John and Flo Stanton
are writers/photographic artists living in Indianapolis, Indiana. Their work has appeared in a variety
of publications, from The Indianapolis Star to Not One of Us. You can find out more about them through their website
www.3amblue.com.
Fred Leary came to us out of the
blue, so to speak. When he first contacted us, he sent along a self-published book of his artwork, Urban Grit, which is quite a piece of work. At a hundred pages of intricate and humorous drawings, we think it's well worth
the bucks you might pay for it, just to have it on your coffee table. It's $12.75 plus $2.00 shipping to: Belfrey Publishing,
Box 284, North Pembroke MA, 02358. Just ask for the Fred Leary art book...
Lisa Ann Ulibarri is
a self-taught artist whose artwork is inspired by her heritage, the world around her and her love of fantasy and horror.
Her work has been seen in various
publications (Black Petals many times) as well as being sold in various shops, where she is capturing people with her ever-growing
and varied talents. Find her on the web at http://springscreations.com
Paula Friedlander
is a native of Brooklyn, N. Y., now living upstate. She is a graduate of Parsons School of Design, with years of experience
in freelance illustration, graphic and textile design.
Her unique illustration style is created
with hand-cut paper silhouettes, collage, ink and digital art.
Paula is fascinated with the opposition
of darkness and light. She is inspired by her surroundings, from the urban world of Brooklyn to the natural beauty of the
Catskills. Her imagination is fed by dreams and tales of myth and legend. The subjects of her work range from serene fantasy
to morbid horror.
As well as being an illustrator, she
applies her talents to many other things. She creates custom OOAK Fashion Dolls and My Little Ponies, transforming outcast
and forgotten dolls into new life forms. Re-painted, re-haires and costumed, each doll is one of a kind. She is also a novice
writer of poetry and short fiction.
Jody Gore
has traveled the U.S. throughout her adult life and finally, in her fifties, has settled in Louisiana. From flowered
still life to skull and crossbones, Jody's art and illustrations are as diverse as her lifestyle. To see more of her illustrations,
murals and still life pics, go to her album at:
Jody
is available for commissioned work in illustration and murals. Please contact: Jody_Gore@yahoo.com for more information.
Brian Beardsley about himself: "A long time ago, in an ancient land called Illinois, a son was born to two noble
people who had to flee to Seattle to escape sheer boredom.
There,
Brian's only friend was a magic pencil. He and that magic pencil would open portals, fight ogres, and travel to distant lands.
You can find his lair at:
